From Digital SAT to AP, one tutor for every weak spot.

Practice inside a real test interface, get every mistake explained by Scho, your AI tutor, and follow one study plan across admissions tests and AP & IB coursework.

The whole site is free. No credit card.

The gap we built Scholaris to close

  • Any zip code, any budgetA world-class tutor shouldn't depend on where you live or what your family can afford.
  • $50–150 an hourThe going rate for a private tutor — out of reach for most students who need one.
  • A fraction of that costThe same one-on-one attention, personalized by AI instead of priced by the hour.
  • SAT, ACT, AP & IBOne platform for every exam a family is juggling, instead of a subscription for each.

Coverage

Built for the exam you're actually taking.

SAT, ACT, AP, and IB — one practice platform, real curriculum coverage, not just a Reading & Math bank.

  • SATReading & Writing, Math — full Bluebook-style bank
  • ACTEnglish, Math, Reading & Science
  • AP39 courses, scored 1–5
  • IB51 subjects, scored 1–7

Every AP & IB subject area, in one bank

  • Math & Computer Science
  • Sciences
  • English & Literature
  • History & Social Sciences
  • World Languages
  • Arts
13,000+practice questions
94AP & IB courses
SAT & ACTfull coverage

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How it works

Practice with purpose. See what improves.

Three things happen every time you open a question — the interface keeps you honest, Scho makes sure it clicks, and your data turns into an actual plan.

The interface

Feels like test day, not a workbook.

13,000+ SAT & ACT questions live inside a Bluebook-style layout — timer running, choices to eliminate, a flag for anything you want to revisit. Walk in on test day already knowing the screen.

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The tutor

Scho explains every miss.

Get one wrong and Scho — the AI tutor built into the answer panel — walks through exactly why the right choice is right. Still fuzzy? Ask a follow-up and it explains again, a different way.

The strategy

Find the weak spots. Then get a plan.

A live topic heatmap shows which domains need more work. Scholaris turns that into a day-by-day plan, so you always know what to practice next.

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How it works

From sign-up to stronger skills

One flow for every exam — SAT, ACT, AP, or IB. Practice first, find your weak spots, and use your plan to focus the next session.

Step 01

Create your account

Pick your exam — SAT, ACT, or any AP & IB course — and your dashboard is ready in two steps. No placement test, no gatekeeping.

SAT · ACT · AP · IB
Step 02

Practice in the real format

Work through Bluebook-style SAT & ACT questions or unit-by-unit AP & IB practice, with Scho explaining every mistake until it clicks.

13,000+ questions
Step 03

Check your current strengths

Whenever you're ready, run a short diagnostic from your dashboard to find the domains that need attention. Never required to start.

Optional · ~20 min
Step 04

Follow your plan, see progress

Your AI study plan targets what matters most for your exam. Track your practice accuracy and completed skills over time.

Personalized to you

Sparks

Try the Spark yourself

Drag ω and watch acceleration scale with ω² while staying opposite x. Then lock in the relationship.

SparkLive Graph

SHM: a = −ω²x

x(t)a(t)ω = 1.4

What does the graph show?

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Your next study block

Make your next study block count.

Pick what you need to work on. Get a focused practice plan you can use right now.

Your exam
What is getting in the way?
Time available

Your practice plan

Algebra

SAT · 15 minutes · 3 focused questions

15 MIN
  1. 01
    Prepare4 min

    Review one worked example of linear equations and systems. Name the rule used at each step.

  2. 02
    Practice8 min

    Try 3 SAT-style questions on linear equations and systems. Mark anything you cannot explain.

  3. 03
    Review3 min

    Redo missed or guessed questions without looking at the answer. Substitute your answer into the original equation.

Real exam-style practice

Stimulus on the left, question on the right: the same layout you'll see on test day.

Which finding, if true, would most directly support Dr. Morales's hypothesis?

Access, not exclusivity

Great tutoring shouldn’t depend on what you can afford.

Scho, your AI tutor, is on call around the clock across the SAT, ACT, AP, and IB, explaining every mistake until it actually clicks.

The whole site is free. No credit card.